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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

DIRECTING TO THE TITLE OF "EMPREsa"
LONDON. July 5.-Gsorge Howell QAbersl) announced
IN tho Commons tonight thAths wond call the attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
IN FAVOR OF COMMERCIAL UNION.
CANADIAN PUBLIC SENTIMENT ON TRADE AND

FISHERY QUESTIONS.
TORONTO, July 5.-C0ngressman Butterworh, OF ohlo'
and Erastus wiman, OF New-York. terminated their
short tour through Ontario by crossing the lake from
Port Hope to Rochester The object OF their visit TO
test public sentiment Canada to whether or not
favored the settlement of the fishery question In man.
ner would open in the widest manner the markets
OF Canada for American enterprise, ana whetner
by ohIitcrating trade barriers between the
two countries large intercourse was not
possible whereby the great resources OF canada
I'm minerals lumber shores and agricultural products
would be made available the United states In exchange
for their products and otherwise The re-
suit of the various meetings held practically
unanimous verdict that the time had come when the TWO
countries should he uptcd by commercial union IN
which the interests both nations would be advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

ANTWERP. July 5-An explosion Of naphtha took place
here to-day In drug store in the Rue Large. Ten per
sons were buried beneath the burning ruins Three
them were rescued. but they are badly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

PARIS, Jul, J.-ihe oena,c Druay passou vote o.
ocnsue upon ex-Minister CaiauX for his conduct II
asserting TO the construction Of the Marsan Pavilion
I'm the Garden OF the 1uilenes. Tho vote stood 1J1
to 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
SUICIDE OF A MURDERER

Cuc July 6John Feistbonner stabbed Jonn Ortner
ono of tho brothes SUNDAY night Orkns died
IN, won nd this and Fes bonner realizing thai
his only question OF lew hours com'eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
A SHOOTING AFFRAY

FRANKLIN Penn July tSpsetan Sadie LAWSON ON ana
depot TODAY The Lawson woman drew revever ana nrsa
three shots At Brown stapee among ne passen
lar trsu Brown hall In the head
Ia anotnsr n ~ Abdomen He eAaAss I've antu mssnne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

sUxBuRr. Penn. July 6samusl prumhele5 & w'Sta, Attn
rich m the National 10 selns Grove last evening Th
wounded man will die enrich has us nnished tonJSs
ssme place He escaped last night after the stabone
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-11

vANADIUM.
A Very Rare and Precious Metal Found In
this Country I'm Large Quantities

NANADIC4.
A Very Rare and Precious Metal Pound I'm
this Country I'm Large Quantities
One Of the rarest and most precious
metals known to metallurgy. is vana-
dunn, which is quoted at $3.50 per
ounce. or the enormous sum Of $40, 900
per pound. Among the other precious
metals found In this country. vana-
dium has also been found in large
quantities by Lincoln on a claim In
Big Bug district, on which he has .
shaft down fifty feet. Assays from 10
give silver value of about $40 per
ton. II contained another mineral.
however, which was pronounced by
parties who examined II, as worthless.
A short time ago Sidney Cook. the
young assayer, who 10 In charge Of
Professor williams office, was shown
o specimen Of the ore. and be told the
doctor IL resembled vAnadium. He
made test Of the ore and found bis
view was correct. Prof Williams,
Prof. Blake, and son, all made tesss Of
the ore afterwArd. AMI confirmed
Mr.. Cooks assay. The discovery
soon spread among mining men. and
on application DR.. Lincoln recently
sent q IMPLIES 10 Europe. There 10
ten foot vein Of 10. carrying . very
large percentage. A quantity OF the
ore has been len lying on the dump
OF the mine for years, and short time
since an eastern mlnining expert vis-
tied the place and quietly sacked up =
lot Of it, remarking - be did - thai 10
would more than make the expenses
Of his trip out Of those sacks-
A metal first recogniusd - dlstinct
| In 1881 by Del Ria, who found 10 In
the brown led ors lknovn - yansc
dinits) Of YImpans, In Mexico. and
n erythronium. But IL was geneeaIly
considersd by chemists, 70 b. ohremi-
nm. In 1885 ssfnfrom found the lroa
made nom the magnetic ore Of Taees-
ee- An Sweden, 70 contain , poculins
metal. which he called vnnadinm.
from Vanadis one OF the nannas e Tie
Scandinavian 0oddce, FfxVjn; Wo&r
iss sfssrvseds dlsoovsT& - xk1ueD'
an led ore 70 have ths - uGnL--
| BLACK Hilh Tine.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-11

cohultlon. we nave SAID we are proud
fit. We repeat IL. Il 10 0 sweet
song, and We hope our readers will
join us In the reffsin-long life and
success to our public schools. God
bless and prosper them. God blsss
and still further purify the scholars.
Bless the noble boys and sweet girls.
But as some one is always held ere
sponsible" for wrong doing, 40 some
one should always be held "responsi-
ble"for well doing. What and who has
made the public schools OF Miles City
what they are? The people TO begin
with, when they with liberal hand
erected suitable building. Then the
people again when taey selected
school directors who were competent
to manage school Affairs by the selec-
ton Of competent teachers. Then the
teachers. Here we arrive at the criti-
cal curve on this road, follow ed 90 far
with success, and turn into green
fields and sweet pastures. The teach
ers; to them, than to any other factor,
Is due the great need Of praise for the
high character of the peopl,s' college
the Miles City public schools.
Space will not allow US to refcr per-
sonally to all the teachers work We
will take pleasure in following up
later-but we would fail in our duty If
we passed the responsible head of the
teaching force on this particular occa-
sion. Probably no teacher has ever
been less known TO parents and better
known and loved by scholars than our
Prof. T. ]. Porter. The Creator gives
us the intellectual gifts we possess.
He has made the warriors, the states
men, the Christian leaders. and he has
made the great teachers. Without the
special eift Of the Creator men do not
attain great success. We believe Prof.
Porter has been specially gifted in this
direction, and Miles City has been
very fortunate In securing his services.
He possesses the necessary pride that
stimulates to activity; love for the
work; love for children;gsnerosityyym-
pathy for the plodding aud slow-think-
ing ones; his moral character Ia . shin.
ing light TO lead the youth who follow
HIM, and he has with all these good
characteristics the subtle power of
leadership aud command without the
harshness that often makes the
teacher feared only while being
obeyed, instead of being loved and
obeyed. We do not mean 10 set our
principal upon higher pedestal than
he can adorn: he 10 not the greatest
teacher on earth; he has thousands of
rivals and there may be many be can
not reach. but he occupies an honored
place, and the JOURNAL has no hesi-
fancy In melting out TO him all he de-
serves. He has been faithful ser
want. Only those who are well &C.
quainted with him and his work have
any idea Of the many hours-night
and day-he has devoted to work and
study to bring bis trust up 20 the high
est standard Of success. He has given
not only his own time, which should
have been devoted to exercise, but he
has given of his money. Much Of the
pleasure and helpful recreation the
schools have enjoyed, from the pri.
mary up. be has paid for, and devised,
and inspired others to join In.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-11

WEAVER JOHN" SONG.
A and b Glasses. 1st Grade.
PERFECTLY LOVELY PHILOSOPHY,
A BurIeeaue.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-11
"REMEMBER, Boy" SONG,
End, 3rd and 4th Grades.

WRITING A COMPOsITIC
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

v4- rouv,rt.~ ~ r,,v plmples, in mild mi
eRrsrSr. nor eccenTiclties all
over me character. I am acquainted with
IA esttfnable young gentleman, Of excel
lent family. who seemed To have bottled up
iu ann the concentrated Bohcmanism or
generations Tie was a success m his pro-
fess on ana a leader IN the clique Of good
fellows he had gathered round Mms X.
Suddenv De married, the thcaier loooies
knew him no longer, his place 20 the coy
corner table IN the little English chop
house was vacant. and stul.ios and editorial
rooms mourned MS loss.
Fle - buckltng down 70 his work with all
TIC vjgor and ambition that one might ex-
pect from a race horse harnessed %
plow. Ye6 re occasionally sneaks up 70
Mott street for us mid DAY meal. and the
other dav Z actually discovered him Sitting
far bacs in The Oox at q Bowcry variety
show His tastes are not low. &c does not
care for Chinese cOoklng as / do, 0ut has
nature Graves = change. something out 81
the ordinary routine His Bohemian de-
sire % live IN q studic-r1Cm and do 1is
own cooking mas been smotlcred. but II
has broken 0lf iu The pimples OF Chinese
dllrers and variety shows.
r. short. B0hemiauism is phase of char
a-ter which II is impossible for those who
haven't lt 70 understand. II does notmcan
drunkenness or license, 10 does not mean
genius. The nearest We can get % IL IL
intiv.dualtg The thorough Bohemian ia
nan Of rungly-mariscd traits of charac-
ter Steady going people call him +au0ssl-
ancet." his confrcrcs, "a good fellow "
New NorE because it is the most cosmo-
poiiian city iu the colntry, has the largest
bohemian c0teris. II IS dTv ded up into
cllgues. There are actors. authors, mu-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

- A. Wa4 ts1asss - tt.4 tsesf
ttsess.ssaa hsse eess kffa s1af
sse 8ssts ~ ssTsf4 frat q
: s.eE 1i' ihsi ee sse aes4 as4ste
ssese sas A s9 as 1es 81 ~
sss5f aHaiEE sss a.. fsaHasE 49,
eesassss tss sasE t1ese3t ~ sases -
sae e@,s Ess seask knt Ease takes se4
sssaF ~ fae sss.s et .zlsi lses eas 81
nlts.saf anF esfsz nt& So D.ta
takas ste ssta ss4t.s 81 Is itaants &tea-
nlstAe eYrllIs 40 saFe fscs 81 A9s tsss
rs hosu & s'aa - ssEes seass tis4i !
aste tsken ; efmky ae-se YvaE fsIaef
= ai eQEs E.f. 4aa .ass l4iIF fsofott4e,i3 3
s - sas esis ieea e ! W~s f aes
apoe tbs bfeF. a8a rsEa s,s1 Eas ttanes
- > kss iey actieA asa1 CO. ,lota s.4izis.f
IS B Az Ies.iaz e48 iR ite l1afa34. 40
sqfs1fs tsSe il asfere break sasf 2e1 5
ogacfx 1ae ~, ana + can sst a9wo S1
est zaa tAs bstf u 81 tta' niE s.ei lals
g n8t uis.fsss ue. Is las snslre.y sefs-
lzie1 my digestive lsfssns.
Very fxniy
AAansoN II. RsEs
ser Bakery. - CHA Stleet, Dfan1
kap,ds AichEaa-
[ Asfzisy oeftlIY ihzt / ana 4eeUa.ntao
with h4rrlsoa Ii. Reed 4u1 ka1~ TIE
sooge sstsaeaf - ne lrue Snc believe
gAe remedy i0 5s al yol claim igT a. lf
Il. SPOKEN Of Ia the highest leffas b. a.
81 nv trade shsl have used a.. "a h 5
great tonie sna appetizer.
ouFs irnly.
" = WHiFE
Druggist i26 Canal 81. Crane Rspl3s Nieh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

sisasrs rainters sculptors. newspaper men
in the fcid and a vast army 81 nangers-on
who belong - az professions in turn and
nome iorE Thcra are married people IN
che set AZ whose hcuses csevcr people
assenbie, but there are no eiuos-a Be-
hernlan ciub - misnomer. there are
B shcmisns IN riany clubs, hut club of
Bctemmus never existed. I have a frio cf
B1hemian friends living ia 2 stedio build
eng ao town Nho are think. perfect types
81, fh guild. aud hec8Ese it - easier 20
poin. cut this or that man snd say ts ls
Bohemian tban ~ fes.rloe one IN the
abstract. teif bow they ave.
They oeeapy . suite of thr1o rooris,
which. f uust be confessed. "a rather lax
urious fer Bohemia. Drop n upoa them ia
tine morning and in the iarg0st room - ne
suite whith fhe st1dlo yea win end
them AL at work Widths Hftie man
wsh several ir, hes ~ clay an over hls
garments Is brssv mo,lc,inr large eaaes-
trian sfasae ol ficnersl Grams. cbarceai
s4et-h..s of horsss' legs m sil imaginable
positions SIRE ninnes - ea fho wall. sai as
ron see the cisF ueiel grow unier hls
sslif1 fingers T08 fees tast BE- deserves
tlie rrnfallan aa 6.ss made ~ tcHg the
most srfEe7sf1i scrastcr of herscs IN thi.
caunfrr oprc site t5 ains where fhe light
p 3 1pcn ths easel stands tee painter.
s- ief. xrafefui yeunE fsflex-rinese Il -
BIKE portraits af weit 81 fvu s'terF and
actresses slarn narF faeafsr tsbsT He
BIS iast ns,ntet 81 SIS signature and =
4soa. .t sa the picture At 4ess in
Erout ~ ase window ls seafsd the literary
raa. fseak1sfnl, tfsatsT zrsgie3 aee.if
- .en ales AMI hari a. aofs paf8nT 1sa
nnsnr1 frfes on : story fhe srfst
iad sf ntar aho0- 3 hearty W~hsnnae ats4
ere .i-crsrT ran 4e1saa'lesl kss 0eEr pees-
sare sItl q <ruut. ae basr
Sir feHn. gr2es tfe affIst
Har tsnst sIE en faas. - uv wet
eisr sKeIs.n ns rIe srsirf1f sFls stef fe4
aee tf aet foeae A clear sfa - settle
gaars.sif fte erseir heelaz HH srarkas
Sc shauf saae. sfary fesloos SHERRY. aaa
g. 'fsessis apon lest The wr.f-s nsases
- sA-4 ss>z.~l 81 - z-<s--. 49, ss.1
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
eEANo RhPIp- mAnKrrs

Fs-n Produce From FIRST n ands.
Applfs-5iG7sc per Dushel. extra ine g. -
S. zSs per barrel
Feans-Hsud picked 81 1al g. Ter tlishel
Batter Frcsh rtil 81 O. oaiTy .oetEC.
Chsese-sts,e. ga siic. bew York, full cream,
i34SIic.
Cituer seed-sg 1Rg 20 ger b1sheI-
lrlfd trlls-tpr.es. eVaplrafed. lif1ff e per
roond quarters soac pct pound. cherries,
i5.1 isc pr pound. peaches, il9i.c per po8ae-
Fzzs--f fgcSh. &c.
fresh Mee-s-D-essei hngs s. 5ofas % per cwt
mutton = af1'5 f yea 3 CO.. ~, beef g O q
6fH.
Gran-Whesf. Clawson 80. Lsncsxer 7sc
Oats a5f- hgG. t*stee. Corn. - sc. Bar
ieY e H9I 81 pgr1 1wk
fii8es-irreeu part erred i86c. cure
tr faif skEs ta l1 pounds 3. sfp skins.
green. r. cured Ga tc. desln sklus. . 6t5ar each.
-reep reias e 4ll w0oi teing estimated a. 10
Ter uoInd.
HoneT-lssfic strsinei s0'c.
Fay- firacfEg Nftl8 per ton. clover Fi13i1
Pa.rs SO
f'1iens-isr5f o.
Paaar-Tarse5s dressed. r6uc ducks saac
fovss &c.
l.fstEes-f fthtrc.
hatt 8ssas-lHfc.
.trsw-s PER teo sa95 n rer bad
TsFrr--l...st :. -s~ ~
Wow sssei. v r.. .snw ssils.i one-fhifg n
wrsd-alos sfeTe Eooa = q 1er aEs. ln4s
'cof gfooi 8i2t per eefi
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

a short pipe and confines his libations %
beer II | were asked the most notable
characteristics Of the genuine Bohemian
| should say, ready wit. an adaptab bill ~
20 circumstances, a broad tolerance Of the
views Of other people and a certain mental
twist which causes him 20 ch8fe under con-
venti0naliuos. There are drunken Bo-
hemians bat As q general rule the true
Bohemian is not "A adrunkard; there are lazy
ones and lucky ones. but the proportion
o. these Is no greater than in the outside
world. We must come back 10 the BO-
hemian's Own definition. he Is 4 good fell
low. and when you have been IN Bohemia
as much as have think you VIII concur
ia the verdict. ALLAN FoRMAN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

for generations when
suddenly tae mana
crops out in one mem
Der. a. II all the
errattc tendencies Of
the family bad cen
tersi in one spO;
and come 10 "A head
like a boil. and mar
riage is the only poul-
tice which can draw
The poison out; that
does not always sue
ceci. IL frequently
drives II N, and II
breaks out IA little
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

4tt AW e-EEtI sftsf itz-4- 90
hf-i' 4aiersteft ssk Ettf Qsaple Fea
aleet 81 eFsFs sag Afs sn4 aet 6Fe ~ sGeu.
elt. - as.e - rse 1sa a TAR szpissst.sa
- fce a.aassuF ei ths t1rm - as las4 90
t1e resi es..aal "a. Ask tha BeaaEl 81
AilEasil aEa - - feii $50 tass "a -.
saln.4a = q Eaas fe43ss aaa Eiu Ha.stie
ea 81 az Ders Gals Flsiag BE- balsa tae
ztare 'laxsssoaaiy or paseax a.s Pea sag
t.a.tr g. 1s4ke - fer ne lnle iost sa sH.
sN-rE yg4F eatsela fes hls Gsny
.e-ges Fnl re- the fgE more thaa sger theuf
-re 4zr4.y two ls89-e i1 s1e wor.1 Hha
held tte saaie 9pilIsls - - what eo1sts-
iltss gsad is.isE Il 5 only sou aa1 4
zeHt.e rsater. Hho really knoE ~nat :
sold t.lgf j.. aE8 sa1 sess yaar views ca
tie sa9.eet are = Atfie queer
g. aeel1ss 1t thls very iDdeal iteneSS
ttat tne tera $ 50 frequently GisapIt.sd.
Ie a.aaF iae aame ~ Boaemlaa conveys a
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
MARKETS sY WIRE.


FEB. - -wheat-OYc1et ,c higher. but soon
weakened and dec NED "a. isc leading % mod
crate husiuess No. ? red. March, - ass g.,
April, S91s set-9, e.. Nay. s4s4 Gso1zc.
COrn-Dull and rather weak Mixed Western
spot f755ests3Sc. futures. s71EGlsisc
Pork-firm. New mes, sl5.25, old. sif.EG
i4s'
fard-Quiet and steady. steam rendered, SD.
Buticr-Frri. Western. l201Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Feb. . 5-wheat-Unsetiied. Cash, ,7254c May,
a. e.
Com-steady. Cash 80 &; May. 3s,.c juno.
81 1-lfe
Whisky-sf1s
PORK steady. Cash sil70. Nay si59j.
Lard-Easy. Casb. s6.s5 May. ss.le.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
I,efroit.

Fcb. -whear-Cash white SIC cash afich-
igan red, sis.N NO. rel. ~-,4c cash sic NaTchi
So Dii Aprii So Nay.
CoTri-3455c &c bid.
Oae-No. 2, sic. 10. white. sc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

fassss e 90. iae sftss sa4 s<ai atar So "a
Hlta teef aefL >sleay tte ealatssr
dless his tr-ss SEay ta l4eeh "a
sags, 8ad fdrih9ita lhe table = mste
ready, taa sstlspteFs sEsFs are as aex
te1-s .a tee mixlag 81 ga Ql4elet - ~
tae ucGslag - . 4oFse. Iee gelFersa-
l.ou zsesls 9n sitheut n-EEag T. tie
ai5sr1.lea TisstsTa eeza 81 .aep "a actors
aGa 4clfess4s, an erliles, artists. Eitn
a1ont town, . .e. yet sifgs on the little
stove. aai the callers help taems Ives.
Ias u.0 sre ia thesr Nork-GaY clothes
ser no oaa seems t. n1te Eae clay 90 he
sculpture trousers ~ TIE rainbow assoft-
meat gf soi9Es Ga ths srtists eqsg sleeves.
hou leave aifh feeigag ~ having spent
q most delightful day yet lttts tired
Hhvt BecaHse 80 ans has been guilty *
a ssupil rem4rk. ami - much brulianeg
dazz.-s oae. 10 - chance Il you noticed
taaf she stytto was dusty Tie walls salty
IA waat ef pa.nt. aau the HooF innoce1t -
a bfocu- Yet when you Hieet the Esl1 cad
iu immaeulaiei evening dress, ia Dsly's
foyer. 10 .s bard % realize that they ever
wear any thmg else They haFe come out
from their dingy studio like butterflies
from their chrysalises. Tney know every
body, and are Infinitely more al ease than
thai millionaire Young club man over yon-
der whose coupe awaits him az the door.
The faculty CT asiaptaDility marss the true
bohemian, or, rather, he is not only a gem
tleman everywhere bat also he has such a
distinct individuality that matters % dress
and surroGndirg IS are but minor sonsidera-
tons.
The three I have sketched are. as have
ssid typical Rohemiaus. neither better nor
worse than the average. yet contrary %
the generally accepted theories on the sub
Icct OF BohemiAns. the sculptor neither
drinks nor smokes the artist consumes an
enormous number % cigarettes and drinks
but seldom, and the newspaper man nurses
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Feb IT.-Hogs-Faifir aeiirc. ic lover. pigs
stsA1t 81 light -iyeo As5. rough packing s5.u
f,L9l, mixcd and heavy packing and shlrpirg.
s. s55as5
Catte--feady FAT steers. s4s0as ~ iaferior.
g. Hs-A4Go- s'oeserS. SLqgo o. cuws. 81 K1L 1l.
sneep- p--te7ig poor ,o f4li, s5.7tg 49,. good ID
eh1ica. s. .a9i s. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

renflsn a iote-
naa s4 tFunkaFi. a
fie eF1a Ve eue who
uses from hanll 70
u.4fh, 81 Us wis.
aash4Fsn uHsemPt
iass = hElle. tut u8t
@eeu better, tn4n .
tramp 10 another
equally iarge class the
aame eCuIares up :
different mental rict-
are a h0aemiaa lsa
brilliant creature wh0
louuges ia laxurioas
ease al day. art
spends his evenings
81 te.ilzhtfal iater-
eturse with ether
brilliant spirits lie
1sais not. nett her does
hs spin, be may dash
on an occasional poon
which he sells 10 the
eager publisher for =
..I.l- -.-. ...-..---- -. -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

paints q picture which : promptly hung
ca the lac oy the appreciatlve committee. /.
bat be has Far too good a time 70 attend
tc tle sorde and annoying details Of
money getting. Neither picture IS correct,
because there IS truth ia both
b0hemianlsm - disease. a hereditary
disease Ike Us FIRST cousin. insanity The
tendency may As dormant in family
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

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ac,iou& Cash. eo5zesi5sc Nay. ,iJse.
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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-23

1t is quite evident that the fiery Con-
federate, Gen. ROsser, is preparing to
move into the Republican camp. As a
sequence to his senseless TRADE against
Gen. Sheridan, anent the imaginary
ride up the Shenandoah Valley, he de-
nounces the Democratic party of the
North as a whisky-drinking, Copper
head, Anarchistic and disloyal organi-
zation, and predicts that Virginia and
North Carolina will go Republican at
an early date.-N. Y. World.
That fiery ex-ire water dispenser
from the southern state of Maryland
Gin Whisky Cocktail Rohrer, is ram
pant Republican now, because he is
living in Kansas. Gen. Rosser is prob.
ably preparing to emigrate to some
Republican Northern state, and is paw.
ing the way. We believe it was Mary.
land rebels that fired upon the Boston
Union troops. We have heard ex.
rebels from the South howl before.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-06-23

The pOlecat that claims to edit the
Gazette subsidized, but when he was
punched up he Embossed his stink-bag
again Sunday morning. If he only
keeps up his performance, he will
stink himself to death. He read the
story we published about Wild Bill's
wife putting live monkey in his room
when Bill had the jim-jams, so he
switched off talking about snakes, and
gloats with as much gustO about
monkeys, another reminder of the
past. Monkey stories remind us how
he monkeyed with the buzz saw, when
he was figuring with the prohibitory
law. Then he speaks of the REFLEC-
TOR man being up a tree and showing
where his brains, ETC., lay, but says We
will reverse as soon as we can turn our
head. He assumed that position ever
since he has been in our county, and
we are sorry to say there is no hopes
of his ever reversing.